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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26
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OF PuRE Con LIvER OF, WIN Irro'
PnOsPuIrEs. or ChnirsH dad Palm0adry
Troubles -Dr. W = Hoy, Point Pleasant,
West Virgins. says II have made . thor
rough test with SCOTS Emulsion In Pul.
monsry Troubles sni General Debility. aud
have been astonlshei a. The good results
for children with Rlcksts or Marnmus 10
Ia unsuualet
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26

TnE Usual TREATMENT % catsrrh is very
unsati-factory. - thousands Of despalring
pa,lents can testify. Ga this point trust
worthy medical writer says Proper
local uestmsnt Il positively necessary 70
success, bui many. II not most OF the rem.
sdlss In genersl use BY physicians sfori
bat temporary bensnt. A cure certainly
cannot be expected from snuf., powders,
douches and washes" Ely's Cream Balm
4. remedy which combines the important
requisites of qalck Aotlon, specific curative
power with psrfec; safety and pleasantness
tp IN pstient
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26

DO everything At the proper time.
Do Dot walt for some more e0nvenisnt
season: doing things In time and taxing
time BY the fOreloek Il what keeps the
farmer shead of bis work and mskss
prospeio oas man % him. II IL our opinion
that farmer. on decent farm. who gets
90 In the morning sni does What ought 10
b. done AZ The time II should be done. can
get good comfortable living. though be
nav never get rich.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26

"A new creamery will be started up in
May Al Livermore, (Brettut's Mills) with
The prospect OF good patronage. There
are now two cheese factories In town,
which are operated In the sumner. THIS
has long been noted town for dsirying.
"Liyermore cheese" WAS standing quota
ton IN the markets OF this city qasrter
OF century aud more ago. Another gen
Grafton OF farmers still nad II good bpsi'
ness 10 follow -Niias Fdrmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26

Z. W. Stewart esiimstss that 100
pounds OF meal are About equal In feeding
value 20 600 pounds OF potatoes. Thus Al
one cent per pound for the meal the 400
pounds OF potatoes would be worth OIL, or
Is cents per bushel Potatoes should not
be- fri raw In large quantities 20 stock
They contain q large proportion OF starch
which must be acted upon by heat 10 In
sure complete digestion. Three or four
quarts OF raw potatoes may be fed daily To
stock with good results, but when large
quantities are 10 be fed, they should be
steamed or cooked.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26

have sold durlag during the past abou,
two gross OF preparation, Athlophoros.
and u gives great satisfaction f1r rhsums'
tlsm. Mtny or my customer. say ihaiihey
will always keep Il ag.lns, time OF need.
Ill. A Powers. druggist, Wilton New
fIamD.hffe
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26
STATE oP MAINE

uY rur GovEE~oR-A PROCLAMATION.
On o.sn DIVINITY wiih a. sct ~ ihe Legislature.
anpr,fFsai Mach lU. ~. Z. iusEfu = huuNtlt-
tsrssrnor ui fh- ~iafs ~ Maize, 90 hyieuy AZ
puiuf snd 20 apst
Tsrsilg As l0l iiy ~ Ny. Heri'
a. NEn,a nav f,r Is.- AL I s-peeisiiy IN.
Vuku ruhuc aftsutl tu thr grsat rvsnlt.
sn.rn 'sII arns fTuru small shpeutilufe oi
Iianr anI IaIsfr devoted tn 49, plsnttns ~ 49,
shrufrs anI NInrs. slirrnlng tne pablo And PIT
Nafr rruanis AL - ., tnerenf cnntsftinH :
fs.r.s tit tnF CuHuruuuitfs anh etiint ~selh
anlf ffalfN e. uuf nnfur- sud state anA taf-
nfsfIng Comfurta1lo s1s.ie o. suoCcHiins gene
r.fl..ns.
4 r.rosufnsud to che o'-clais mi isactefs ~
unr Il. 4. II slflrnIs That tnr dsY D. feNUisti 10
sarn frarninFs. practical ilusirAilnns. ".
uIanfiUr snd lnsfrurflFv Csfvnfsule-. =. -lit
trrli tu olIfisars tns nrtrt-. eleNAis tls tA-iss
arf train fhe nsnis. as sFll ~ stllc 'ie ""
fn In.ls ,tf fns ruulls. sod 80 iuIfuNe me un.
Ins rn ufnsrf n .rfs krd uItirfisa tnss A. shall
f.a in Har.uunN 9Th tnr ErutfAl character vl
.faf sn establish 4.
t.Isrn an D. t.sancu ehamher AZ Augusta, this
eleventh dsy of Apfii Oh M Ntaf ~ Ger
Ur.I. uns tnHIussHi slzui hlhht'rl 49,
90. ff srNTu. an1 20 tnr luirpsntence oi
49, tnlfssf states % America. ne one hAh
JO.Eru T. nopwELL.
fF ffr itnNFrnnra
uEauAsu,t ssiui. secretary of state.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26

The wife of our esteemed citizen, Mr.
John Rowell. while suffering from aseyere
attack ol the blues. tried % commit The
crime Of infAnilclie. but vas prevented BY
the opportune arrival OF a nelghbor. Her
case has been considered by The best doc
tors lncurA,le, bat her husband vas high
ly pleased. sftsr uslus coarse OF salphur
Bli,ef-. to fai that she was entirely cured.
-hlaysf0H Her1h
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26

Two men. engaged in satisfying
honor" were so nervous that each shot
vide Of his antagonist. One Of the sec.
onds suggested that. honor being satisfied
the dueli.u should shake hands. "Thst
is wholly unnecessary" replied the other
second "their hands have been shaking
this half hour"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26

HAWK sOLD Dr I'bilr's BllsIm ~
lIHi ClsrrB mAnY YEAR,, have received
gr,st hsn'ci from its uss. snd can recon-
mstd % - aIl whD suf r. from coughs,
Cold.. nf any pslmOnary compliant &C.
N LEROY. Patnam. cDun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26

Dealer. In medicine s,y that whenever
Kings Sar-spnilit Il once introduced u
distances all other makes. People sppreei'
sio athOrouehly reliable medicine and that
q. why King's Strsspariiia .. 20 popaisr.
See sdg't
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26

"A st. Paul man Offered to stake his
wife In . game Of POKER against $50 IN
money. The other party agreed and
Won, but when be came to zee the wife
hs released sll claims to her for seventy.
Ave cents and Q jsckknifs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26

Owen Thornton. of Fsnklin Plan,a.
,ion. also owns col, so, by Eclair tha,
he intend. 10 campaign the coming sea-
son, 30 report says.
A. I. MAxIN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26
Losr ANp ForNp

Los'-.hat feeling % soreness aud tight
nss. ~ the luugs Apply H0p Fdsisrs 10
the chest and between the shoulder blades.
They prevent colds aud protect the sys-
TIN ffnm nnmrfnns Us &c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26

We call no man successful II he falls
20 make everything around bin happy
from the chickens which n)ck IN his call,
20 the dear ones who gather around the
table In the evening In loving eontensmeni
and pescsful Joy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26

when n.by 80 .ies, -. Es'. her c..,oriA
Wien ,As -. CHA ,hs cred ior astoria
wlsa sLs.b.e.ns A.. Oh. slung V c..,Sr.,
whss .ls Asl CAGlr,a. ,As gs'. lAs@ c.s1sr..,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.

on practical agricultural top.
L. l. -lliC tel. AAlirvs. All comnu. iCAtious
intrnasi A. this department to AasiCyL
'.UNkl EnfruH. oxToEn uEnuckAr. fAKis, Ma
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26

Some one want. % know What the work
~ great man ~. Well. We don't know,
unle.. IL IL % have hl. picture In al I'm.
ported soap Advertisement.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26

The Importance q purifying the blood can
not h. oycresimaiei. for without pure
blood you cannot enjoy good health.
Al this season nearly every Que needs
GOOD medlelne ip purify, ViiaiiIe. and enrich
lie blood. and Hoods sarsapariila Is WORTHY
your confidence. II l. peculiar In thai u
strengthens and builds up ihe system. creates
an appetite. and tones tie digestion, While
uerldleaies disease. ClyeitatriAl
IIoods sarsiplrlla il soh by al druggists.
Prepared BY {. !. Hood 8 Co, Lowell, Mas
l0o Doaoa Ono Dollar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26

II Is osllma,sd that 90. 900 fsmsles could
fnd husband. inside Of week In Wyoming
aud Montana Territories, and Why the pro-
csssl0n doesn't move !. a mystery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26

The man who invented mgellsge little
knew what a boon he Was confsrriug on
nineteenth century water bugs and the tired
humori.t of the daily press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26

The trade dollar trusted 10 God, and
Congress redeemed li. This 4. mixing re-
ligiOn and polite. ln palnfal manner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26

womin will never be- p'aoei on an equal.
~ with man uatil he l. given pocket
which eau bc a. easily found A. bis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26

JAMES PYLES PEARLIsE Is unlyer.
sally approved BY those Who use II Tor its
admirable cleansing properties and the re-
lief sfjris In wAshirg clothes. Sold BY
grOrers everyWhffe
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26

TTrs All fiis stopped free BY Dr Kliae's
Great Nerve Ilsstorsr. No its amer nrs' days
uss MATvelou. cures. Treatise snd 81 trial
bottle froe % ~ cases. send 10 Dr. Kline. s5i
Arch 81. fhliA.. Pa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26

Every thing which belongs TO pure, heal.
thy blood Il Impaired by Hooi's Snssps.
lila trial will convince you OF IL
uaartt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26
4 6. JONES.
Smith s. MachiHiSt.
sauth pnris. unfnr.

htlaf.rtursr q seusrsl nscA nery. sfean en
tnts Nil sork. slool machiDe All tooss
-ots - srrsus tats elss Ant d'hls msde and
rtAiftf ~salns. mesinG at fhrtshlnE ma.
saioes pumps q al tiud.. presses. suns. pa
- lnlsss. traps, etc ,neslly and rreopfiY ~
pAfsd stssn snt vstsf plplng dons - order.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26
a Q q r D.

Toaii vh3 arr suffering irsm ne errors AMI
irfi.crciions = youth. nsrvols veahne-'. eafiy
ds.-,y. ios.of manhcoi A.. viii seni recigs
that VII cure yoa. TurE or CHARGE Thisgr.as
fsmciy va discovered ~ missionary In s'aih
America. senia se'i aiirr-sei euVelope - ihs
nav. go-IFu r ISM,S. SiIiiga p, Nfs Ts's ctf,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26

"Alasi even doctors don't know every
ihlng." says = contemporary No child
that sxclaslyeness IL reserved Tor editors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26

IllsuoF understood ihs, J1shas con-
mindsd the sun - stand still until be
could wind Or bis waterbury watch snd
set IL bV solar tllnH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26

"what an Outrage 10 cram 80 many In.
10 this railway coups. IL should say Why
= sardiue IL q hermit In comparison"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26

"Ye-." remarked the lanilsiy, 80 costs
money % get the knives sharpened every
sesk bat IT,. cheaper than buying tender
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26

They hsd been - Mount Vernon. and
dld you see where Washington liesf' asked
q friend "You forget that Washington
naYar Lei =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26

yes" said Mrs seldomhi,,' Il keep OF
the evil spirits now by wearing an omelet
around my neck"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26

Msby matrimonial .ogsgsmgnt has
hlng,i on thr srlagins OF the gate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26

"A little milk and meal viii keep the
calf growing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26
RETAs .urRrLrrr.

Banker i Broker.
uKALrn ~
Bonds, Bank and R. R. Stocks,
- - NhEs e. nree toors west Canai
Nti.ousi nsns.
Portland. uaine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26

twenty Mile River.
tr.rnsr.
tia No. s. afterwar,i Buekneld.
SlIsoron and oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26

Hundreds OF persons using Aver Hair
vigor certify TO its ,ficacy is restoring
TIE hsir ~ the health AMI besuty or youth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-26

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Smyrna times., 1887-06-29
THE LADIES OF THE HAREM.
How the Wives of the Shah Travel.
Passing of the Procession.

How the Wives of the Shah Travel
Passing of the Procession.
When the mandate has gone forth fol
the ladies to go abroad from the palace
which they always do with a long process
sion of coaches, mounted hcraids are sent
half an hour in advance to announce theiI
coming in the streets they are to traverse
/ Great cOmmOtiOn Immediately ensues
The very ours, fighting or hunting their
native reserves in the middle of the street
scent the alarm and stink into hidden cor,
ners; while every shOpkeeper hastens to
close his booth and retires from the scene.
| Bystanders and wayfarers take the near
est short cut that may lead them away
from these dangerous precincts, and soon
The street is entirely deserted.
A rumbling is soon heard in the dis
tance; then squad of ghOlams or mounted
guards OF the palace, a corps of picked
cavalry, are seen approaching. Soon after
the chief eunuch, rather pleasant looking
white man, follows, and then the line Of
Olue coaches filled with ladies closely
veiled. Mounted eunuchs protect the last
carriage, and another squadron of cavalry
brings up the rear of the procession. but
at distance from the coaches sufficient
to prevent too close inspection of the fair
inmates.
Woe be to the luckless wight who haD-
pens to be so incautious or unfortunate rs
TO be found in the street when the process
sion passes. In former times he would
nave been slain on the spot. There is a
case on record in which the forerunners
discovered a page asleep on rug by the
Wayside. Without so much as stopping to
wake him, they rolled him up in the rug.
tossed him into a ditch and buried him
alive. While such Il terrible fate might
not perhaps await any one now who should
be caught in such a predicament, vet he
would at least receive kicking and
thrashing that he would remember to his
dying day. Even the sentinels posted in
the street or in palace gates must turn
Iace to the wall when the royal cortege
passes, and present arms from behind!
Gen. Gasteiger, an Austrian in the SER
vice OF the shah, was on one occasion
unable to get away as the coaches entered
the street. Turning to the wall he wagged
his hand at his back by way of salute.
Even the shah condescended to laugh
when he heard of the absurd incident,
although he shows no disposition to relax
the very strict customs relating to his
wives. Europeans are not exempt from
Uhls strlctness; and young foreigner.
who was detected looking from the roof of
ms house on the royal ladies as they rode
by, was given twenty-fOur hours to leave
Tor the frontier. His legation could afford
MN no protection, as he had offended
against the most rigid laws and preiudices
Of the realms. w. G. Benjamin in Inter !
Ocean.
Smyrna times., 1887-06-29
Earthquake Sand for Sale.

Inc craze Tor collecting manifcsts itself
~ ~ queer ways. Nearly everybody has it
III some form more or less acute: there is
rarely man who will not at some time
III MS travels commit some act of vandaI-
lslil IOr the sake Of getting souvenir of n
CeIeDfated monument or battle orourd
y good many men who 60 to such troubIe
70 OBTAIN a souvenir speedily FORGET all
ABOUT 1t or lose it without renrct bnt
there are those who labOriOusIv label tbeir
Drlc-a- Drac from all quarters Of the globe
ana take pride III their collection n ie
reasonable enough when the odditiee
gathered together in n cabinet AFRO CON.
ulhe souvenirs of travel or events in which
the collector took part: but what
Snal be said Of the man who buvs
ms souvenir of an event that he knows
only from the newspapers? Is it not like
tIle fisherman who buys his trout at the
market on the way home? Such was tbe
philosophical cogitatiOn suggested bv see
ny placard on hotel cigar stand that
e,D GOIe Ihe legend. Earthquake sand from
aroma twenty-five cents a bottle" "
ny ny Do1Iles were scattered about among
the cigars. They were four nnd "a boif
inches long and filed with sands of I've
inherent cOlOrs, arranged in lavers II
was impossible to tell through the oloss
what the saads were, though the Iio6test
shade looked like silicon, and tbere an.
PeaIed 10 De common clay there.
does This gOT' was asked of the clertr
On yes, he said, sit don't sell Iille a
5Ss'lluafd sSSlld cigar, but It averages we'll
5nere nave been one OF two days when We
nun nun sell bottle, but the AVERAGE bao
IS Deen Just about twenty-five a dav -
Uncle Bllls New York Letter.
Smyrna times., 1887-06-29
The BaI.u and Ratou,o On Dr.

Inc Russian government has lust grant
ed a concession for a pipe line to connect
the Baku oil fields with the port of Batourn
on the Black sea. The concession is to
last twenty. years, with the proYiso that
the first line shall be completed within
three years. The government not only
guarantees no interest, but stipulates that
the pipe line company shall not, during
the term of concession, own or have anV
interest in either oil wells or oil refineries.
y herever the lines traverse government
lands no charge for right of way will be
made, and everywhere the company will
nave the same rights and privileges as are
granted to railroads. One-third of the
pipes must be constructed in Russia. IN
less such is proved to be impossible. The
tariff for the pumpage Of the oil has beer
hXed at from ten to eleven copecks p
pound, equal to about one-tenth cent
gallon
The whole length Of the line will be Goa
miles The pipe laying viii be easy all
along, except when the line crosses the
caucasian mountains. This will be accom-
pllshed at the Suram pass, which is about
6,OOO feet above the sea level, by series
OF pumping stations furnished with LARGO
Worthington pumps. The gravity of the
oil itself will carry it from the summit of
the pass down to the sea level at Batoum.
IL Is contemplated having the whole set of
Il nhes completed and running inside of
Ihree years.-Engineering ard Mining
Journal
Smyrna times., 1887-06-29
CHURCH SERVICES

AsBCRY METHODIST EPIsCOPAL-Sundav- Praacb
ing at lO15 A. and ~ P. NJ. Sundsy Scb0oI
"a NJ .and2P.M, Prayer Meeting-Thursdavs at
q, - Z. A, Kew. VIM. ). Robinson, Pastor.
IT. PETERs PROTESTANT EPIsCOPAI-Sundav
Preaching at 1917 A. NJ and 73[P N HoII No.
,,S1a A. ~ sunday SchOOl-2 p NJ PRAYER
Meeung-Wednesdays at - p. N. Rev. E, q.
N.-Sunday-Preacbinp at 5ol< =,
ana - p NJ Sunday School, P NJ PRAYER
aeeung-F1idsys at "a P. NJ. Rev. j. 4. I'm.
ST POLYcARP CATHOLIC CHURCU -Nra., 80, NJ,
anu Illrd sundays at 80 A. NJ and on the
second and Fourth SUNDAYS. nj 0:c NJ
SSaleehisn Glasses taught every Sunday after
SENIkNNlAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL Cololedj
sunday-Preaching at II A. NJ. and ~ NJ
65unuay seho0l-2P ~ Rev. J. W. L.iIkf.rd
A. N. T. -Sunday-Preaching at lOlz
A. A. and "a p. NJ. sunday School, p AZ
Rev. J. W. Norris Pastor - T. W.
Smyrna times., 1887-06-29
French Coach Horses

IL IS very common impression that the
typical horse Of France is a strong. heavy
Gratt animal, like those depicted in Rosa
Bonheur, S Horse Fair, - or seen walking
OH with heavy loads in the streets of chi
eago and some other western cities. Rnt
there is another race of horses quite as
valuable and useful in their wav as the
strong active and docile giants of Ia
Perche and other parts of Normandy.
Inc other race referred to is that NJ
French coach horses These horses ovaT-
age between !, 300 and 400 in weight and
are about 1G hands high. They have
small, bony heads, fine, sensitive ears. in
telhgent eyes, clean limbs, round deem
chests, strong lOins and are well ribbed
up. Their general appearance is blood
IKE and natty. They are descendants of
English thoroughbred horses, with Occa-
Slonal Outcrosses upon natives. and aIl
carefully bred for size, endurance and the
Qualities needed for coach horses rather
than racers. Their breeding has been
made a special object at the great rov-
ernment haras or breeding stations until
the type is thoroughly well established
lhey have been introduced 0uite sDar-
lngly into this country within a few re-
cent years and seem well adapted to Ger
tain work in both town and countrv
American Agriculturist.
Smyrna times., 1887-06-29
a Great sportIng Preserve.

Inc greatest game preserve in tbe
world will be held by the Cheat Nro,,.,
tam Sportsmen's club, a majority Of tbe
members Of which are gentlemen Of tbie
Guy. Compared with II, Tuxedo park is
Inc preserve lies tp the heart of tho
Eyil wiluest region in the mountains of West
virginia. It covers an area az G0 I;ies es'
anu. anu "lthln its limits there Is not n settle,
neht. Bear, deer, wild turkey and
OOiier game abound, while the cool
tIio'iil'lih tIlo streams are filed with
the speekled beauties that mako tba
hearb Of the angler leap with iov Tbo
tract OF land embraces so. 600 Scrae o,,5
VIII VIII DC increased by 10000 acres r. y
hIey mikes from the railroad brt q
Seached Sg by a good macadamized rood
None but the most intrepid hunters bovo
tr1Versed its solitary wilds. while onlt, 49,
merry moonshiner has resided vvitbiy ~
eonilnes. S,i Tho bear and deer have bad
Lul swing, and tho bardv bnntars LII LII
IN, illu great sport during the hnotin0 sen
son IN peppering buckshot into fbis ne,1Ia I'M.
gaIle' while there are Just enoueb ratfje-
SNAKES lettering on the hills ~ adJ 49,
spice OF danger to the fun. 0
burlng the year the preserves MIN =.
plenIiully % stocked with English nbeas
ants imported from the old eonntrT 'e,., ana
Wlld ooars will also be turned loose tha-a a,.au
-Flttsburg Dispatch y
Smyrna times., 1887-06-29
The Decline OF Horn rror.,.,..

The American people are not as much
gwen TO hero worship now as in the last
generation. have been interested lately
to observe how even our most distin-
gulshed public men go up and down the
land, show themselves at the great hotels
and IN other public places, and don't even
attract enough attention to make DeoDIe
look around. 1 sat at dinner with Mr.
Chauncey NJ. Depew, in Chicago hotel
and this was the topic of our converse.
ton. Said he: There are four limited
States senators in this house and three
eX-cabinet officers, and they come and on
and no one stops to look at them. When
was a boy / would have walked twenty
miles to see United States senator. -.
American Manaz zinn
Smyrna times., 1887-06-29
Arranging a title Paro.

toisaay Any siInpleton may write a book, but il
title page, one which states eno,,ob s,.S a,,S
no more than enough. Some writers e~-
nausC their ingenuity in devisinp n nnaint
curious t, or striking title, and this done
Iney deem their task complete. and often
ulsuain even TO set their name uDon t6o
Ptge' Or, II they do, conceal It beneath
come stupid nom de plume, made AZ tines
u OF their own name spelled backward
Other authors appear TO be possessed of
tne idea that their titles must mislead tSs
reader, and lence their brains are cudeeIed
% eiIect this purpose.-American BooIr.